MacEdition Opinion Archives

2003 | 2002 | 2001 | 2000

2003

• WWDC 2003: “Boston? Who needs Boston?”
  By Eliot Hochberg – 26 June
• Wanted: Apple 24-hour professional video technical support
  By Eliot Hochberg – 30 May
• The Green, Green, Grass of... Astroturf?
  By Tom Ierna – 16 May
• Apple at the NAB: New goodies, new gotchas and the pitfalls of Apple’s upgrade program
  By Eliot Hochberg – 15 April
• A 2002 Retrospective: The Year to Switch
  By Adam Schuster – 9 January

2002

• MacWorld Tokyo 2003: RIP. What about Apple in Japan?
  By Matthew Sparby – 23 October
• Can Macworld Survive Without Apple?
  By Eliot Hochberg – 23 October
• Be proud of the Mac legacy
  By Claude Filimenti – 10 September
• Can Apple buy Real? Should it?
  By Eliot Hochberg – 14 August
• The adventures of Macky and Bullwindows (or Why Apple owes me a free copy of “Jaguar”)
  By Eliot Hochberg – 19 July
• Apple’s software acquisitions: If you want something done properly…
  By Eliot Hochberg – 16 July
• How Mac OS X and Windows XP are like the tailfins of a ’57 Caddy
  By Eliot Hochberg – 4 July
• With an AV here, and an AV there
  By Eliot Hochberg – 27 June
• High noon for OS X
  By Eliot Hochberg – 24 June
• Apple’s ready for its close-up
  By Eliot Hochberg – 20 June
• Serving up a fresh Apple
  By Gary Penn – 21 May
• WWDC 2002: Everyone needs a pet Jaguar
  By Johnny – 15 May
• RAM – I hate to say I told you so
  By Eliot Hochberg – 10 April
• FireWire woes
  By Eliot Hochberg – 5 March
• Psychology 101: Breaking the gigahertz barrier
  By Porruka – 29 January
• Macworld Expos past, present and future
  By Peter Hess – 15 January
• Apple’s product line: from prix fixe dinner to dog’s breakfast
  By Michael Gemar – 15 January
• Surprised I’m not disappointed: A keynote reaction
  By Eliot Hochberg – 8 January
• A flat-panel iMac is not thinking different enough
  By Eliot Hochberg – 5 January

2001

• Last minute gift idea – RAM!
  By Eliot Hochberg – 22 December
• Left hand, meet right hand
  By Ton van der Liet – 26 October
• iPod vs. the competition
  By Eliot Hochberg – 25 October
• The myth of education sales numbers
  By Eliot Hochberg – 25 September
• A triumph over eVilla: Say goodbye to the Internet appliance
  By Michael Gemar – 4 September
• Support is never free, especially on deadline
  By Eliot Hochberg – 21 August
• Keeping the faith: Sorting out the Web browsers for OS X
  By Remy Martin – 27 July
• Cognitive Dissonance: MWNY post-Keynote First Impressions
  By Tom Ierna – 19 July
• A victimless crime?
  By Remy Martin – 16 May
• Emulation: it’s not just for computers anymore
  By Tom Zjaba – 2 May
• Mac OS X and the digital hub
  By Zmonk’s Game Cage – 25 April
• Perfect friends and perfect OSes
  By Chuck Cramer – 24 March
• Do flowers make your sales grow?
  By FLL – 7 March
• “Always go to other people’s funerals, otherwise they won’t come to yours.”
  By Porruka – 5 March
• Napster, we hardly knew ye
  By Tom Zjaba – 20 February
• It isn’t revolutionary if they have to tell you
  By Tom Zjaba – 14 February
• Did the analysts hear the music Apple played?
  By “Nobody Special” – 2 February
• What’s up with Steve’s drawers?
  By Michael Gemar – 30 January
• OS X, games, and the Digital Lifestyle
  By “Zmonk” – 26 January
• Different Visions
  By “Nobody Special” – 12 January

2000

• Apple’s stock price: Bottom of the class or ahead of its time?
  By “Robert Barton” – 20 November
• Chip Chat
  By Don Granberry – 20 November
• Mr. Jobs goes to Wall Street ... and gets thrown out – By Johnny
  23 October
• Zmonk’s Game Cage
  Dysfunctional family: Apple’s relationship with its game developers – 14 July
• Chips and Chingarerras
  By Don Granberry
  • Part 1, 3 July
  • Part 2, 5 July
  • Part 3, 7 July
• Eulogy for Mac the Knife
  5 July
• The Unkindest Cut
  3 July
• Bungie Sold to Microsoft? What? Who? Why?
  By MacEdition Staff – 21 June
• Curtains for Corel?
  By B. Miller – 25 May

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